In the pydevd debugger code.py the line variable is not initialized properly. The problem can be related to an incorrect installation or configuration of the debugger in Visual Studio as it was mentioned in comment section under question. You can try to run the code without using the IDE (for example, from the command line). If the error does not occur, then the problem is related to IDE.
Broken python core environment. Try running the code on another version Python with clean packages to eliminate the possibility of conflict with installed packages or environment settings.
Thanks again for the assist. Using provided input I went in a different direction and believe I have a working solution. I'm posting code here for others who might find it helpful. I would suggest preloading these images (especially if using for a header/hero option else the first loop will probably appear wonky. Once images are loaded, crossfades are smooth and a random image is served as site starting point (to then run through remaining images in array). I'm sure there are other ways to achieve this, but feel free to throw out any red-flag warnings I should consider.
You're close, and your first formula works nicely for the ungrouped scenario. The second one just needs a better way to dynamically group entries by the link in 'Tickets'!B2:B, and then create a proper email body per group.
When using HubSpot's search endpoint, I always convert datetimes to milliseconds and pass the milliseconds as strings in the filters, similar to the example below taken directly from HubSpot's documentation here: https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/guides/api/crm/search
To help those searching for a modern solution to this question, and use .NET, give BenchmarkDotNet a try. Sometimes time doesn't tell the whole story, and BenchmarkDotNet will give you various different statistics to help formulize your own path forward.
I discovered that npx searches upward from the current directory for a local package. There was an unexpected node_modules in the parent directory, which it was pulling the unexpected version of the nx package from.
I know you only asked about the domain but I landed here with the same question in the context of the same-origin policy. The port is included in the same-origin policy.
"...the same-origin policy performs string matching on the protocol, domain, and port. Two websites have the same origin if their protocols, domains, and ports all exactly match."
I guess this plugin will not work for what I am needing it for. I am using a single product template in Elementor builder so the short code will not work. Because this one template shows on every single product and they all have different id numbers. Does anyone know of a better plugin that will work the way I need it too?
Ultimately what I was looking for was Assembly Definitions, which does divide a Unity project up into separate projects (.csproj files) in Visual Studio (and other IDEs like Rider).
However, it doesn't speed up build times, but it does speed up compilation time when making code changes: only the assembly that contain the code change or the assemblies that depend on the changed assembly recompile, instead of the entire project.
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خطأ Google Play "خطأ أثناء استرداد المعلومات من الخادم [DF-DFERH-01]" باستخدام android-latest-release
Project runs fine -again- but in the simulator you get said error.
"Compiling JS failed: 1208:3:import declaration must be at top level of module" and a stacktrace.
You have to include wp-load.php at the begining to work wordpress environment like $wpdb object to interact with database. and also what is your database prefix? in $wpdb->prefix.'wpe6_ymm' is wpe6 is your prefix?
Focus: Establishing a solid, functional base for a project using a specific technology or stack. It's about providing the essential building blocks.
Scope: Includes project structure, basic configuration files (e.g., webpack, ESLint), essential libraries, and minimal example code to demonstrate core concepts.
Purpose: Eliminates repetitive setup tasks, promotes best practices, and provides a standardized starting point for development. Reduces the "yak shaving" involved in starting a new project.
Characteristics:
Technology-centric: Focused on a particular language, framework, or library (e.g., React boilerplate, Python Flask boilerplate).
Minimalist: Aims to include only what's absolutely necessary to get a basic application running.
Unopinionated (relatively): Offers flexibility in terms of architecture and design choices, allowing developers to implement their preferred patterns.
Good for: Projects where you want a clean slate and the freedom to design the application architecture and features according to your specific requirements. You have strong opinions about how things should be done.
Analogy: The foundation and framing of a house. It's the essential structure, but you need to add walls, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and all the interior finishes.
Starter Kit:
Focus: Providing a complete and ready-to-use foundation for a specific type of application. It goes beyond the essentials and includes pre-built features and components to accelerate development.
Scope: Includes everything in a boilerplate plus features like authentication, user management, database integration, pre-built UI components (e.g., forms, tables), testing frameworks, and even deployment configurations.
Purpose: Significantly reduces development time by providing a pre-configured solution that addresses common application requirements. Allows you to focus on the unique aspects of your application rather than reinventing the wheel.
Characteristics:
Application-centric: Designed for a specific domain or type of application (e.g., e-commerce starter kit, blog starter kit, admin dashboard starter kit).
Feature-rich: Includes a wide range of pre-built features and components that are commonly needed in the target application type.
Opinionated: Enforces a specific architecture, technology stack, and coding style. Requires developers to adopt the conventions and patterns established by the starter kit.
Good for: Projects where you need to quickly build a common type of application and are willing to adopt the technologies and patterns chosen by the starter kit. You want to get something functional up and running as quickly as possible and are happy to work within the kit's constraints.
Analogy: A partially furnished house with essential appliances already installed. You can move in and start living there immediately, but you'll likely want to customize it to your personal tastes and add your own furniture.
Key Differences Summarized:
Feature
Boilerplate
Starter Kit
Primary Goal
Functional Foundation
Complete Application Foundation
Scope
Core code, basic config
Core + common features (auth, DB, UI)
Focus
Technology / Stack
Application Type / Domain
Opinionatedness
Relatively Low
High
Flexibility
High
Lower
Customization
Requires more coding to add features
Less coding to get to a functional state
Learning Curve
Steeper (need to build features yourself)
Potentially faster initial progress
Time to Value
Longer to get a fully functional application
Shorter to get something usable
Trade-offs
More control, more work
Less control, faster initial progress
When to Choose Which:
Choose a Boilerplate When:
You want maximum flexibility and control over the architecture and implementation of your application.
You have strong opinions about how things should be done.
You are building a unique application with custom requirements.
You want to learn the underlying technologies in detail.
You are comfortable building features from scratch.
Choose a Starter Kit When:
You need to quickly build a common type of application (e.g., e-commerce, blog, dashboard).
You are willing to adopt the technologies and patterns chosen by the starter kit.
You want to leverage pre-built features and components to accelerate development.
You want to focus on the unique aspects of your application rather than reinventing the wheel.
What I have noticed is that if we go into the model view and right click on the table we get an option to refresh the table. Theres one way of doing that, if theres an another way of doing the refreshes please let me know. Thanks
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I can confirm with 8.2 that you cannot use -audio none.
From virsh-install:
Starting install...
ERROR internal error: process exited while connecting to monitor: 2025-04-04T20:02:58.77
2146Z qemu-system-arm: no default audio driver available
Perhaps you wanted to use -audio or set audiodev=audio1?
qemu-system-aarch64 --version
QEMU emulator version 8.2.9 (SUSE Linux Enterprise 15)
Copyright (c) 2003-2023 Fabrice Bellard and the QEMU Project developers
SELECT name
FROM actor a
JOIN casting c ON (c.actorid = a.id)
WHERE c.movieid IN (
SELECT c.movieid
FROM casting c
WHERE c.actorid IN (
SELECT a.id
FROM actor a
WHERE a.name = "Art Garfunkel")
)
AND name <> "Art Garfunkel"
libldap does not materialize all TLS settings immediately. You must use OPT_X_TLS_NEWCTX with value 0 to instruct libldap to apply pending TLS settings and create a new internal TLS context
Works for the email preview and message composition window.
Kudos to Reddit guys, their discussion gave me an idea, how my command should be invoked properly.
It's not highlighted very well, but the docs explain that you must import their base css file in the file that contains your calendar component. Specifically:
When you include Big Calendar in your interface, you will need the core styles. We provide a precompiled style sheet (react-big-calendar/lib/css/react-big-calendar.css) for you, or you can directly import the SASS into your implementation.
Simply adding import "react-big-calendar/lib/css/react-big-calendar.css"; to my file fixed my issues. Thanks @DaveNewton for pointing this out.
For anyone who has the same problem in the future, I found the issue. Turns out it had nothing to do with my invocation code, but rather a quirk with lambda's built in testing suite sending old test cases, as opposed to old inputs being used. Testing outside of lambda doesn't run into this issue, so not actually an issue at all. Still spent a good few hours on it, of course!
Its seems the issue is HTTPS, I changed a unit I have at my office to HTTP and I started working.
I am suspecting, and please advise if this is a possibility, can it be that Azue Service at some level is forcing TLS V1.3, which the device would not support?
Okay, so eventually the code that finally made a MovieClip to shake is the following.
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.Event;
function shake(which:MovieClip, power:Number, count:int = -1):void {
if (!which) return;
unshake(which);
which.preset = {x: which.x, y: which.y, power: power, count: count};
which.addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, onShaking);
}
function unshake(which:MovieClip):void {
if (!which) return;
which.removeEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, onShaking);
if (which.preset) {
which.x = which.preset.x;
which.y = which.preset.y;
which.preset = null;
}
}
function onShaking(e:Event):void {
var which:MovieClip = e.currentTarget as MovieClip;
if (!which.preset) {
unshake(which);
return;
}
var count:int = which.preset.count;
if (count > 0) {
count--;
if (count == 0) {
unshake(which);
return;
}
which.preset.count = count;
}
var power:Number = which.preset.power;
which.x = which.preset.x + Math.random() * power - power / 2;
which.y = which.preset.y + Math.random() * power - power / 2;
}
//For insertNamehere, change it to the name of the MovieClip in the properties panel
shake(insertNamehere, 10, 100);
//Thanks again Organis, you are a great help!
Also note this can happen when you do a CREATE DATABASE when such a trigger is in place. You can change the default property of ANSI_PADDING in the model database, but you will need to restart the server service for the change to take effect.
The information in both comments from @uglycoyote and @rohat helped me start debugging my (small) project comfortably after realizing I could just use the DEBUG macro to add members to my class, initialize them conditionally, and reference them from my natvis file instead of wasting time reimplementing existing functions in XML.
For more complex things, one should really refer to the documentation and large examples like stl.natvis itself.
## Quick fix for stargazer <= 5.2.3 is.na() issue with long model names in R >= 4.2
# Unload stargazer if loaded
detach("package:stargazer",unload=T)
# Delete it
remove.packages("stargazer")
# Download the source
download.file("https://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/stargazer_5.2.3.tar.gz", destfile = "stargazer_5.2.3.tar.gz")
# Unpack
untar("stargazer_5.2.3.tar.gz")
# Read the sourcefile with .inside.bracket fun
stargazer_src <- readLines("stargazer/R/stargazer-internal.R")
# Move the length check 5 lines up so it precedes is.na(.)
stargazer_src[1990] <- stargazer_src[1995]
stargazer_src[1995] <- ""
# Save back
writeLines(stargazer_src, con="stargazer/R/stargazer-internal.R")
# Compile and install the patched package
install.packages("stargazer", repos = NULL, type="source")
Adds some partial validation to the list. Not sure if this check is server side or just client side though so may want to ensure correct data types with an additional cfqueryparam just in case when using in, say a cfquery.
I am also facing the same problem. Configuring amplify on the client side did not change anything. I tried using fetchAuthSession and that also returned undefined. Did you ever find the issue OP?
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(Per discussion with @nikolaj_bjorner on email) The answer is because / is Real division while div is Int division.
So
(assert (>= b 32))
(assert (= a (div b 8)))
(assert (not (= (div b a) 8)))
is SAT with a = 4 and b = 37 , and so
* div b 8 is 4 but
* div b a is 9
OTOH the version with / is unsat because
1. The solvers automatically coerce the Int arguments to Real to enable / but
2. The define-fun is rejected because (/ x y) cannot be coerced down to Int
I have implemented this approach and it usually works well. But, when one creates UiText object as the StringResource with the resource ID from one module and try to access this resource ID from some other module, then asString method cannot access that resource ID and prints something like "com.<some_namespace>.UiText$StringResource@70c80" instead of actual string.
As I have multi modules application and I try to propagate messages from core modules to the feature module that calls the core modules, I have noticed this behavior. Every module can have it's own string resources and I don't like to have them all in one place since this cancels the modularization purpose.
Any idea how to solve this?
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Support got back to me with this response, sharing in case it helps~
Hi, assuming this is Quantum KCC related (we also have KCC for Fusion). So when KCC runs its update, it internally executes methods on processors (such as EnvironmentProcessor) before and after move. Because EnvironmentProcessors overrides the KinematicVelocity, calling KCC.SetKinematicVelocity() before KCC updates doesn't have any impact. You need to:
Remove EnvironmentProcessor and handle Gravity/KinematicVelocity/Jumping/... on your own using the KCC.SetKinematicVelocity() before KCC updates.
[Recommended] Create a copy of EnvironmentProcessor and modify it - so for example instead of a EnvironmentProcessor speed property you get your custom component which holds the speed and is on the KCC entity.
Add custom processor which overrides the velocity.
Be careful with changing EnvironmentProcessor properties (just don't do that :) ) because these are not part of the Quantum state and don't support rollback, you can easily get a desync.
Select the detector object (object that sends the signal) in your node tree. Click on Node, and you will see the options Signals and Groups. Click Signals, and you will see the list of signals. Double click any of them to link it to your script.
If you want to use the tag which was working then you can change this line to point to the working tag:
-e ORACLE_SID=sid gvenzl/oracle-free:latest
By specifying latest, you will always pull the most up-to-date image from the Docker registry, which means any updates to the image could introduce breaking changes.
To point to the version which was working. You can see the latest tags here: https://hub.docker.com/r/gvenzl/oracle-free/tags. Unfortunately, it is not clear which update could have caused the breaking change but if you have kept your images you could do something like:
docker images | grep oracle-free
This will list all the images you have used. If you have always been specifying latest it might not be easy to see what tags you were using but you can still run a working image based on an image id you had on the 21st March:
docker run --name oracleDB -p 1521:1521 <image_id>
But if you do find the tag which was working for you on March 21st, you can specific that version:
I have the same situation and can't find any explanation in the above posts or answers. For me it seem to be something within the GitHub way of describing "git log" between two branches.
I've made sure in "gitk --all" that the difference between my "feature" branch and "base" branch are actually only my commits. (Also verified the remote hashes to be correct between my local references and GitHub)
So regardless if I update my "base" branch on GitHub the base for my PR seem to be unchanged and include also the merged changes from others.
Create a new layer using your selected geometry type, and check the box to include Z coordinates. Once created, select all of the features you want to use, then copy and paste them into the new layer you created. I haven't been able to find a way to retroactively add Z coordinate use in a layer, so this is the quickest and easiest workaround I can think of.
To resolve the issue, I followed these steps: Navigate to File → Project Structure → Project Settings → Project → SDK, then select temurin-17.0.12 - aarch64 Java SDK.
Here is another more robust option using the -print0 option of find plus xargs with the -0 option - both of which, when used together, should escape any spaces or other less-safe characters in your MP3 filenames:
Sometimes You should use a VPN for getting the firebase package,
after that you should close the xcode, and delete "/Users/[your-user-name]/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm" this file(SPM cache),
after that you should go to the project folder(project path) in terminal and run this command "xcodebuild -workspace [yourworkspace.xcworkspace] -scheme your [your-scheme-name] build"
Reading files in the folder where an MSIX package is deployed needs to be done in a way that may not alter the files. As such, we found a way to make the code work, by replacing
Solved it! It seems that an xor'd register at the start of a loop was treated as a 1. As a result, the open syscall saw a null terminator as the first character of the path and exited.
Start by understanding how textures and UV mapping work on 3D meshes, then experiment with video textures using three.js VideoTexture : [https://threejs.org/docs/#api/en/textures/VideoTexture][1]
Also, Don't worry about the downvotes—they often just mean that some people think you could have done a bit more research beforehand, not that your question was bad. I believe there are no bad questions; we all start somewhere. Keep learning and asking, and next time, try searching for answers on your own before reaching out to the community.
I was also looking for an answer to this question. I had a reference error: Can't access 'role' before initialization. The relationship between the tables was one-to-many and many-to-one. This solution helped me:
import { Role } from './Role';
@ManyToOne(role: Role, (role) => role.users)
role: Role
